:03:01
He won't?
:03:03
- Are you a relative?
- He's my uncle.
:03:06
I'm sure he'll want to see you.
Let me give him a ring.
:03:12
Yes, one moment, please.
:03:17
Paris can dictate to women what to
wear at a cocktail party or to bed.
:03:23
Paris is not going to tell American
women what bathing suits to wear!
:03:27
- Miss Ottinger.
- Hello.
:03:31
Who?
:03:34
Yes, of course. All right, let me
have a word with the young man.
:03:39
- Thank you.
- It's on number two.
:03:50
- Hello.
- Hello, my boy.
:03:52
- I hope you remember, sir.
- Of course. How are you?
:03:56
You certainly got here fast.
:03:59
I wanted to. But I didn't want
to bother you at home.
:04:03
Drop by to the house
at about seven o'clock.
:04:07
Yes, sir. Thank you very much, sir.
:04:36
My tie on crooked?
:04:38
No, it's just that I was thinking...
George Eastman's dropping in tonight.
:04:45
George Eastman...?
You mean Asa's son?
:04:51
- Right. I ran into him in Chicago.
- Will he lead us in a prayer?
:04:56
He's not at all like Asa or his wife.
He's very quiet and pleasant.